Im LF a game similar to Runescape's old PVP.

MasterDeadly

Hi, my fondest memories of PVP within a game has to be the Runescape wilderness back in its day. I'm wondering if there is a similar MMO out there that has the Full loot PVP system or something similar that makes you feel genuinely scared in open world PVP. I'm aware that Runescape has brought back its wilderness and free world trading as of yesterday I'm looking for a game with greater graphics. I'm looking at P2P or B2P mainly because I don't like F2P games.I've looked at Darkfall but im not sure the skill system and the animations suit me too well. Any suggestions would be great.

 

P.S I'm not interested in EVE.

xenonick30

Unfortunately Darkfall is pretty much the only thing that suits your needs at the moment. There also is Mortal Online but is has some major flaws and no trial version so you'd have to waste 30 bucks in case you don't like it.

MasterDeadly

Originally posted by xenonick30

Unfortunately Darkfall is pretty much the only thing that suits your needs at the moment. There also is Mortal Online but is has some major flaws and no trial version so you'd have to waste 30 bucks in case you don't like it.

I've had a look at some Youtube video's and it does look like i'd have to try it. Is the game still as buggy as it is in some of these launch day vid's? some of the mobs are just floating in mid air xD

xenonick30

Yes i played it recently.

It still has alot of these bugs. I didn't encounter too many on my few days, but they were existant.

Game-wise I like the skill progression alot more than in Darkfall, but everything else DFO is doing better (well, IMO that is, of course many people prefer Mortal).

DFO has undeniably a good amount of grind, however the process while skilling up was far more enjoyable for me than in MO.

Long story short: I'd rather slowly skill up in DFO than quickly skilling up in MO, since it's just more fun for me.

TruthXHurts

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